Working part-time while studying means both a regular income and early work experience that will strengthen your first full-time applications. Youthall lists current part-time openings suitable for students and young professionals — from retail and operations to office support, social media assistance and event staffing. Many roles such as content production, data entry and customer support can be done remotely; the working mode is always stated in the listing. Part-time employees in Turkey are entitled to an employment contract, social security registration and paid leave proportional to hours worked. Filter by city, find a role that fits your schedule and apply for free with your Youthall profile.
Yes. University students aged 18 and over can work part-time, and most employers plan shifts around class schedules.
Yes. Employers must register part-time employees with social security; insured days are calculated based on hours worked.
Yes. Roles like content production, social media management and data entry are often remote; the working mode is stated in each listing.